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INTERVIEW: Moving towards a green economy

25 April 2003

The South West is becoming a honeypot for environmental technology companies. Dr Peter Walsh explains to Mark Rowe how his new networking partnership can help. Covering topics that range from...

OPINION: Expanding the South to bridge the great divide

25 April 2003

At the Guardian's conference on housing in the new growth areas, John Prescott talked about the north-south divide in British housing and planning policies - and then appeared to deny it. Archtitecture...

OPINION: Committee report fails to deliver

25 April 2003

Last week, the ODPM select committee investigating the effectiveness of the Government's regeneration initiatives reported its findings. After eight months of deliberation, it concluded that millions of pounds poured into regenerating inner city...

OPINION: Playing with the funny money

25 April 2003

Since you asked, I'll tell you what I think. The UK has survived a crash afloat on a sea of funny money. And the reckoning is due as consumer confidence falls, house...

EDITORIAL: Getting banks on board is a matter of risk reduction

25 April 2003

In a perfect world, the high street banks would ensure that they never left people in deprived areas without financial services. But the reality is that banks' employees are required to put...

EMPLOYMENT: New Deal's work isn't over

25 April 2003

Despite a drop in its rate of getting people into work, the New Deal for Young People has still been worthwhile, says Ben Walker It's early December 2000 and I'm working...

FUNDING: Business benefactors

25 April 2003

Given the range of public sector funding opportunities, regeneration partnerships can often overlook the grant schemes offered by private businesses. Ben Willis explores the world of corporate philanthropy. Last year, Brighton and Hove...

TURNING POINT: Out of Africa and into regeneration

25 April 2003

I started my career in tourism marketing, gaining a degree in the subject and a job with the North Wales Regional Tourism Company. I entered this brash world to make a difference...

DIARY: Monkey misses the footie, naughty names, but no bridal suites for bats

25 April 2003

Being mayor of a town should be enough to get you into most places. But not, apparently, if you are mayor of Hartlepool. Last weekend Diary's old friend Stuart Drummond was...

BOOK REVIEW: The birth of war-time poverty

25 April 2003

With sentimentality lifted away, childbirth is a visceral business. Today's mother may think that the hard work (it's not called labour without good reason) and discomfort involved are a small price to...